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This document provides information about the geography class taught by Andrés Orozco Aramiz. It lists the teacher's contact information and resources including a blog and Quizlet. The class will cover Earth Science in the first half and Geography with a focus on Mexico and the world in the second half. Grades are calculated based on exams, quizzes, projects, homework, lab practices, classwork, and participation. Quizzes and exams cover 1-2 week periods, projects are assigned each partial, and homework and late work policies are outlined.
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- 1. Geography Ker Liber 2017 - 2018 Andrés Orozco Aramiz
- 2. Geography Teacher’s Email : andreskerliber@gmail.com Blog: https://geographykerliber.blogspot.mx/ Quizlet: https://quizlet.com/AndresOrozcoAramiz Powerpoint presentations: https://www.slideshare.net/Ivold/presentations
- 6. Partials 1 & 2 Partials 3-5 Earth Science Geography Mexico and the World
- 7. Exams 35 % Quizzes 15 % Project 10 % Homework 10 % Lab practices 10 % Classwork 10 % Participation 10 % Grading :(
- 8. Quizzes every 1-2 weeks. ~10 questions You can use your notebook on every quiz. All quizzes can be corrected to receive full points :) Exams Quizzes
- 9. 1 team project every partial They may vary, there will be a rubric Project Homework Classwork Questions sets Internet research Vocabulary games Reading & notes Late homework is worth half the points, points can be earned back with extra h.w :( (Point awarding) Questions sets Group activities Vocabulary games Reading & notes
- 10. Experiments Demonstrations Computer Activities (Not classwork) A lab report is turned in one week after every lab activity. rubric Handwritten/Document Laboratory Practices Participation Self awarded points A reflection is turned in with a self given grade, justified by the student